Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-08-04

BoRN.-To Mr.. and Mrs. w. IL.
Mcclure, on Tuesday, Aug. I'd, a
girl.
. Will Bailey has moved his barber
shop to second door east of Walker
House. uu# ....n i.
Miss Addie Brockway, Of Red
Oak, is visiting the family of Frank
Gleason. ~ ~" "A
Prof. w. II. Brinkerhoff was up
this way, Monday, toggling his polit,
ical fences.
Mrs. Henry Rohrbeck started
today on visit to relatives ut
Wilton, Wis.
X. Moore Carpenter went to Des
Moines Friday to hobnob with the
bourbon bosses.
VIM. Cloughly has received a
new sulky from the factory of Mr..
Needles, Atlantic.
Business is lively these days on
Market street. Wheat 45c; oats
nc; barley soc; rye CSC.
There is consolation in the assur-
ance of experience that it will not be
so dry during fair week.
Regular meeting Veritas lodge
Saturday night for work in the
second. A full attendance is desired
The Misses E. II. and Lou Ter.
rill will move to Omaha next week
and open dressmaking establish
ment.
Blank receipts and promissory
notes neatly and substantially bound
in books of fifty, tor sale at this
office.
Auditor Rendleman, w. II.
O'Connell and Thos. Walker took
in the base ball game at Atlantic,
Monday.
Fred Wolff has been dangerously
sick with typhoid malaria, but under
the skillful attendance OF DR.. Rem
dleman is improving.
Mr.. Horace Z. Farquhar has been
dangerously i'll since Thursday oil
last week with typhoid malaria,
We ARE glad to note that he is i'm
proving.
The ladies aid society of the Pres
byterian church will give supper
in the building one door east of the
Walker House, this evening from
5 to 7 o'clock.
Capt. Freeman with several other
members of Chas. Stuart Camp,
S. ", will attend the national en-.
campmcnt, commencing OH the 18th
inst, at Des Moincs.
The Knights of Labor held a
meeting, preliminary to the organic.
alton of the new united labor party,
in their hall last Saturday, at which
nine were in attendance.
Mr.. John Hi,c returned Saturday
from Breckenridge, Colo, where he
has been engaged with John and
Ira F. Peck in the Good Luck mine.
He reports the work as promising.
Oscar Days has opened a hotel at
Harlan, which is to be known as
Oscars Place." Oscar will con.
duct a first-class hosiery and make
his "place" an oasis in the route Of
the weary traveller. Success.
The genial J. w. Lancelot was
down this way shaking hands few
moments Monday. Business with
his firm is on the increase and they
have been obliged to make addi-
tional room for larger stock.
Sheriff Mallory has received no.
tice that $500 is offered for the
apprehension Of McGarigle, and
accordingly has a weather eye out
for the big boodler. Mr.. McGariglc,
however, associates with tho Ca
nucks.
New FLoUR.-Mr. T. b. Eddy
and family breakfasted on biscuits last
Sunday morning that were made
from the first flour ground at the
new mill. 1t was from wheat of
this years crop and of frst-class
quality.
Mr.. John w. Gray has planned a
fine addition to his city residence
and will soon have a force Of car
penters employed in remodeling.
He will build an addition I6x22 feet
and will also construct bay window
on the front OF the upright.
Mrs. John A. Nash returned from
Des Moines last Friday evening.
She brought with her Harold
Henderson, two years of age, and
a cousin of Mr.. Nash. The little
lad is bright and interesting and has
already won his way to the hearts
about his new home.
We are pleased to announce that
at last we are to have a frst-class
dental office in our town. DR..
Blakeslee, a gentleman who comes
highly recommended, has leased
rooms next the postofiice, and will
occupy them permanently in few
days with complete outfit.
Mr.. D. w. Powers, of Oakfeld
township. is elsewhere announced
as a candidate for the Office of county
treasurer. Mr.. Powers is one of the
county's best citizens and repub.
lican of tried and true integrity.
The party could do no better than
honor his laudable aspirations.
Mr.. II. b. Owen has been i'm
proving the dry season to push his
bridge building, His force has been
doing thorough work and putting
up bridges that are frst-class from
foundation up. He is a thoroughly
reliable and responsible man, and Is
doing the county faithful work.
Mr.. II. II. Willis is busily en-
gagged these days with Jack O'Brien
in bailing hay for the foreign market.
The crop this year is much better